how to retrieve a image of a media file

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Hello My Dear Friends

I have created a media player which will play both audio and video files in C# visual basic 2010,
i want to display current playing file information like name , singer ,length and i also want to display current playing file icon or image .

please Help me ..

Posted 3-Oct-13 8:58am

Syed Ghulam Ali

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 3-Oct-13 15:01pm

What does it mean "file icon"? There is no such thing. Maybe you mean a particular frame?
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ridoy 3-Oct-13 16:19pm

What do you mean by C# visual basic?!!

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2013-10-03T09:21:00

For audio files, I use taglib-sharp (but I can't remember where I go it. I think this is the one, but if it is, it's rather more modern than the one I use: https://github.com/mono/taglib-sharp[^] - I notice that this version also handles video files, so I suspect it will do all of what you want, but if I recall correctly, it wans't too bad to learn how to use it. But that was a few years ago now and I haven't touched it since I get what I needed working! :laugh: